I have traveled all over the world and have seen some strange things, but witnessing a Balut eating contest at a local Philippines Festival took disgusting to an entirely new level for me. I was sure I would be the one throwing up on the stage and not the contestants.
M_Wales wrote:
I have traveled all over the world and have seen some strange things, but witnessing a Balut eating contest at a local Philippines Festival took disgusting to an entirely new level for me. I was sure I would be the one throwing up on the stage and not the contestants.
Balut, haven't heard that word for a long while ... although, my preference when in PI was "monkey meat".
M_Wales wrote:
I have traveled all over the world and have seen some strange things, but witnessing a Balut eating contest at a local Philippines Festival took disgusting to an entirely new level for me. I was sure I would be the one throwing up on the stage and not the contestants.
I had to look up what balut is. I wish I didn’t!
3rd pic - the girl in the middle has a weird circular blurry patch on her arm. Did you clone out a tatoo?
M_Wales wrote:
I have traveled all over the world and have seen some strange things, but witnessing a Balut eating contest at a local Philippines Festival took disgusting to an entirely new level for me. I was sure I would be the one throwing up on the stage and not the contestants.
This post ruined my traditional soft boiled egg Sunday breakfast. Balut has to be one of the nastiest foods humans ever came up with.
Vendors with baskets of balut in Olongapo PI used to walk up and down the streets selling it. I can here it now BAAAAAALUUUUT. ha ha. After a bunch of Sam Magoos (San Miguel's) one might be tempted to try it. Ahhh that liquid courage.
airfrogusmc wrote:
Vendors with baskets of balut in Olongapo PI used to walk up and down the streets selling it. I can here it now BAAAAAALUUUUT. ha ha. After a bunch of Sam Magoos (San Miguel's) one might be tempted to try it. Ahhh that liquid courage.